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Learn how to levitate an object with air pressure & the Coanda Effect! In this episode of Impossible Science At Home, Jason Latimer teaches you the science behind floating an object in midair! Learn this illusion & perform it for your friends! Experiment Items: PING PONG EFFECT Water Bottle Tape Scissors Hair Dryer Ping Pong Ball Safety Notes: - Do NOT attempt levitation illusion at home - Hair dryer should be used on COOL AIR setting only Impossible Science is a production of WonderFirst and Sony Pictures Television. #ImpossibleScienceExperiments #JasonLatimer #AirPressure

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